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I’m here just to update the discussion in regard to the new 1.3 released version. Starting from this new version you are now able to print a QR code and stick it on top of your tables. The QR code will be different for each table, in order to identify the correct one.

After scanning the QR code you’ll be asked to enter a 4-digit PIN code to access the details of the reservations. This PIN code can be found in the e-mail received by the customer after booking from the front-end.

In case the reservation has been created by the administrator, it should be responsibility of the latter to communicate the PIN code to the customers, which can be recovered from the details page of the reservation.

The PIN Code is required to preserve the privacy of the users and to avoid a leak of sensitive data.

It is still needed to have an existing reservation assigned to the table where you are scanning the QR code. This is fundamental to prevent the system from receiving spam orders.

Hi,

please make sure that you properly selected 18:00 (6 pm) as ending hour, because if you selected 6 am, the system might display the hours from 11 am to 12 am and then come back to 6 am. In this case, the times dropdown will display all the hours except for the ones between 6 am and 11 am.

Hello,

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Hi,

Reservations are accepted starting from %s after the current time.

This translation is applied by using the following code:

// @TRANSLATORS: %s wildcard will be replaced by a formatted duration, such as [30 min.] or [2 hours] or [1 day, 3 hours & 30 min.]
_x('Reservations are accepted starting from %s after the current time.', '%s wildcard will be replaced by a formatted duration, such as [30 min.] or [2 hours] or [1 day, 3 hours & 30 min.]', 'vikrestaurants');

It is possible that LocoTranslate is not able to find the specified strings because of the missing $context argument, used to explain how the %s wildcard will be replaced.

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This is not a translation, this is a custom field created during the installation of the plugin. You can change it by editing the record from the Global > Custom Fields page of VikRestaurants.

If you need to translate that text in multiple languages, the PRO version of the plugin is needed, because the free version do not support multilingual contents.